It is a short distance away and you can easily back track to this junction to resume your journey on the horse trail if you choose to.Explore Central Alberta is part of Pursuit Adventures, a locally owned and operated company based in Red Deer, Alberta.Our goal is to inspire you to play outside and help you experience your adventure so that you can discover the food, people and natural beauty of the region.Visit us at Pursuit Adventures Basecamp + Cafe at #10 5579 47 Street, Red DeerCoral Canyon is probably one of the most delightful half-day hikes in the area with gorgeous views and narrow canyons along the way.While the hike itself is not overly long, the perfect lunch spot awaits with dramatic views of Coral Creek.

This makes for a great lunch spot but we'd suggest heading a little further along the trail and down to the creek. The trail is primarily used for hiking, walking, nature trips, and bird watching and is best used from March until October. Looking into the canyon is beautiful.

This trail can also be accessed via Corral Creek Road #10019 until a temporary bridge over Greys River is removed. Coral Canyon is a fun time, with some creek crossings, a few technical areas, but mostly fast and flowing. 1,722.

Look for signs on the left indicating Long Draw Road.

The map and directions below are based on our hike in the area on July 5, 2013, July 14, 2014 and May 7, 2017.Enjoy the comfort that comes with a guide who knows the area’s trails, wildlife and terrain so that you can focus on your adventure, while the rest is taken care of.Make the most of your adventure and head out with a guide. Corral Canyon is the last undeveloped canyon that flows freely to the ocean.

We branched off to go up mountain and come back down towards the falls in behind/between the two mountains upstream of the cline river. The Coral Creek Canyon At the meeting of the Cline River and the Coral Creek canyons we follow the creek. Photos Coral Creek Hike Discussion in 'Becker Knife & Tool' started by Aikiguy, Aug 7, 2020 at 12:39 AM. Book below or check out the Sometimes you just want to head out on your own to explore the area. Dogs are also able to use this trail.Wife and I brought the pup for an overnight on the river. Keep going straight on the main path until the well used horse path veers right into the forest.

Took us down a smaller trail following the river. Very rewarding views back here. We also share information about your use of our site with our social media, advertising and analytics partners.

Mostly on the cliff but it did go down to the river on a spot or two.

The wide path is in great shape but there is nothing for views. On the way back down turned right at the fork pointing coral creek.

The trail is primarily used for hiking, walking Stick with the new path.From there the trail follows the Cline River. Based on a visit to the area on July 5, 2013, July 14, 2014 and May 7, 2017Trail conditions can change quickly. Pursuit Adventures offers half day guided hikes to Coral Creek Canyon from April to November. For those who have been on the Icefalls + Ice Bubble tour, this section of the trail is on the opposite side of the canyon. Great trail along the Coral Creek Trail along the canyon.

Maps labeled as "High Res" are intended to show the high level of detail for the area but they're often unusable because of the overwhelming amount of information. Split it up.Great hike up the horse trail and down the beautiful canyon.

It's has a slight Moab taste to it.

The trail provides access to the western shore of Deer Creek for walk-in anglers. The main trail is wide and clear and there are several opportunities to branch off on side paths. We did accidentally walk down the horse trail for a bit too long, but I figured out we need to be in the forest along Cline River, we turned it into a loop by walking all the way across the canyon and back up the horse trail. coral creek was running too high and fast at crossing. Deer Creek Trail. A historic plaque for Henry Stelfox is bolted to the mountain face as well.We had a blast hiking Coral Creek Canyon, it was our first hike ever and found it to be the perfect amount of challenge. The Raccoon Trail is a short loop that starts by the brick outhouse just beside the parking area at the popular Panorama Point. In any case, begin traveling south- east along the ridge, keeping an eye to the right at Water Canyon below. There is a camping site at the bottom. Great couple of camp sites by the river. The trail is designed for biking, equestrian use and hiking.

Hook onto the backbone trail that winds it's way across the Santa Monica mountain Several trails branch off from here, providing alternate routes/difficulties/distances. You will see the trail on your left shortly after the viewpoint access.The trail described above is easy with some steeper sections. Getting There: To get there in detail, from Golden, follow Colorado 93 north for about 7 miles up to the junction with Coral Creek Canyon Road (CO 72).

The work to views ratio really makes you feel spoiled, stunning views the whole way. Recommend taking the coral creek canyon trail.This was my first hike this year and I had a great time.

We hiked the horse trail up and plan the river on the way back. The park is accessible by public transportation via Metro bus 534.Pacific Coast Hwy turn inland 4.5 miles west of Malibu Canyon Rd. A coastal canyon of the Santa Monica Mountains where the creek flows directly to the ocean shore, Corral Canyon Park rests on a 1,000 acres of land and includes various hiking trails with gorgeous views.

Easy enough for most I would say if you take your time.